Barstools typically have long legs and a flat seat, and are most commonly used in the home to conveniently sit at a counter, or at a tavern or restaurant where bars dictate the taller seating choice.
Barstool Blogs
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Seats may be stationary or swivel
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Seats may or may not feature an attached back
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Seats may be padded but are typically unpadded
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Often bolted to the floor in bar settings
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Average height
30"
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Often employ some variation of a foot rest
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Occasionally built with armrests
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For many patrons and also in the home setting, taller seating makes for a more engaging social experience
